Vercel

CrewHub — Manages team projects and tasks with built-in communication and progress tracking.

GhosttyEXTREME — Shows the live status of multiple coding agent sessions in a terminal, with a file editor that follows agent edits, a repo map, and infrastructure views.

Squishy Lab — Lets users grab, press and deform 3D squishy toys in the browser, with custom faces, finishes, sounds and PNG export.

AuraSnap — Generates a shareable image card from a user's name, mood, and one word using AI.

Tinder for ideas — Lets users swipe through business ideas and pick which ones are worth pursuing.

gitbount — Calculates a gamified bounty score from a GitHub profile or repository and renders it as a downloadable One Piece-style wanted poster.

token-tv — Shows Codex and Claude usage limits on a cheap Wi-Fi desk clock display.

Convert Anything — Converts, merges, splits, compresses and edits files such as PDFs and Office documents in the visitor's browser.

TSD Creative Studio — Bundles browser-based design tools for extracting and exporting color palettes, checking contrast, browsing fonts, and converting or compressing images.

Velox Terminal — Provides a lightweight Linux terminal emulator with tabs, split panes, themes, configurable shortcuts, clipboard selection, a command palette, and session restore.

Clean Slate — Provides a free online whiteboard for teaching, with a side pane for worksheets, live student boards joined by code, and maths drawing and calculator tools.

HistoryView — Displays multiple people, events and movements as colored parallel tracks on one shared horizontal timeline, with user-built timelines created from pasted AI research output.

Fuel — Combines food logging, workout logging and progress tracking in one web app, with AI photo-based meal estimates.

nudg — Shares text, links, and images between your own devices via short codes, QR codes, or direct local network transfer.

Visage Matcherr — Matches users into friend or dating connections using ML models on interests and facial attractiveness, with on-device processing and live matching.

mystra.run — Monitors signup, confirmation emails, and checkout after each deploy and alerts when one starts failing.

foyer-ax — Classifies web server log sessions as human or AI agent and reports agent funnels, retry storms, and repeated errors.

Greenlight — Reads a pull request diff, writes a test plan, and runs it in a real browser against the Vercel preview, posting pass/fail results and a session recording.

FormFeed — Receives contact form submissions from static websites via an endpoint and delivers them to the owner's inbox.

cloud-doctor — Grades a cloud account's misconfigurations, missing observability, and security posture, ranking the top five fixes.

FlareLog — Monitors deployed web apps for silent failures and reports which form, page, or request broke, with an MCP server so coding assistants can read the logs.

Building one-click protection… — Configures website policies that control whether AI agents can browse, transact, search, or train on a site, deployable with a few clicks across hosting platforms.

Onyvo — Hosts uploaded static site files instantly on EU servers with a URL, WebDAV access, a deploy API, and AI-assisted page generation.

Orkera — Deploys apps built by coding agents to public URLs by building them from a Dockerfile and hosting them.

Lathe — Hosts an app, its Postgres database, and authentication on the user's own machine under one flat subscription.

Openship — Deploys web projects from GitHub or local folders to a user's own server, with automatic HTTPS, a self-hosted mail server, and Docker-based services.

Peon.sh — Deploys and hosts web applications on a user's own servers or a cloud version, as an open source alternative to Vercel, Railway and Heroku.

your-saas-starterkit — Provides a free MIT-licensed SaaS starter with auth, Postgres database, typed API, and a single Docker image serving marketing site, dashboard, and API.

Keenpix — Resizes, compresses, and converts images to AVIF or WebP with caching, serving them through a CDN.

DocStash — Hosts AI-generated documents and static web apps at stable private URLs that can be published with one click.

Homebox — Hosts and deploys GitHub-connected apps from a local machine, with Cloudflare domains and automatic deploys on push.

nippy.host — Publishes pasted code, folders, photos, or files to a permanent live URL with no build step.

NetLaunch — Deploys a static site folder or ZIP to a live URL in one command, either on a hosted cloud or the user's own Firebase project.

DropThis — Hosts AI-generated HTML content, such as reports, dashboards and games, at its own public URL via a CLI and MCP server.

StackGrid — Deploys a web app's database, servers, static site, and domain DNS into the user's own DigitalOcean, AWS, and Cloudflare accounts.

PageZERO — Provides an open-source starter foundation for web apps on Cloudflare, with auth, payments, email, permissions, database, UI components, tests and CI pre-wired.